July 14th, 2008 Posted in News Updates, Uncategorized | Comments Off
Twangville Review
“Thanks to Roses are Black, look for Austin Collins to be the next Texas artist that can’t be held by the boundaries of his home state.” (02/25/08)
Texas Music Times Review
“The man with one of the most distinctive and unique voices in all of Americana music has truly taken his art to the next level with his new release Roses are Black. Austin Collins has proven on this sophomore record that he is one of the most talented songwriters and performers in Texas and Americana music. The record is, in a word … fantastic.”
Put It In Your Face Review
“…Austin Collins is still doing it the right way, making roots-rook sound the way it is supposed to.” (02/27/08)
Captain’s Dead Review
“It’s a great chill out, drinkin’ on the back/front porch in the middle of a summer day kinda record.” (04/29/08)
Fine Line Live Review
“…gritty, thoughtful, instrumentally driven album, chock full of thought-provoking lyrics and pleasing melodies.” (02/29/08)
Dallas Observer Review
“Produced by Will Johnson, the album is not nearly as pessimistic as the title might suggest and is a godsend for those craving the golden alt-country days of Slobberbone and Uncle Tupelo.” (04/06/08)
Lone Star Music Magazine Review
“Roses are Black bracingly gives Austin Collins fans what they have patiently been awaiting… It is the true grit of his songwriting and the intensity behind his voice that leaves me listening in awe throughout the entire album.” (February/March ‘08)
Waldo’s Views Review
“This is Austin’s sophmore album and he has truely taken it to the next level. Austin has proven to be a great songwriter and one of the most under-rated in Texas.” (04/01/08)
